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Man Charged With Murder to Be Exonerated After Becoming Longest-Held US Prisoner

An Ohio man became the the longest-held U.S. prisoner to be exonerated when he was released Friday after spending 39 years, three months and eight days in prison. Ricky Jackson, 57, had been incarcerated since 1975.

Immigration Laws and Legislation: Immigrant Rights Groups React to President Obama's Reform Plan

Immigrant rights groups have fought long and hard to press for immigration reform in protests in the nation's capital, and across the nation. On Thursday night, in a 15 minute speech, some families finally heard of plans that will provide some relief. The programs will take several months to implement but immigrant groups are calling the news a 'victory.'

Russia & Ukraine Crisis News: Vice President Joe Biden Calls Russia's Behavior in Ukraine a 'Flagrant Violation'

U.S. recognition of Russia's takeover of Crimea is not a question of time, Vice President Joe Biden assured Ukrainian leaders on Friday. "The United States will never recognize (the) annexation, and (Biden) warned Moscow that it faces greater isolation if it continues its 'provocative action,'" the Los Angeles Times said.

Michael Brown Ferguson Cop Shooting: Judge Rules Citizens May Record Cops Ahead of Grand Jury Decision

Citizens have the right to record the actions of law enforcement officers on duty, a federal court in Missouri affirmed in a ruling Friday. The decision by District Judge John A. Ross comes ahead of an expected grand jury decision on whether to indict Ferguson, Missouri, police officer Darren Wilson.

Super Smash Bros. Wii U: Latest Game Expected to Give Nintendo Best Christmas Sales in Years

Mario games could help Wii U sales. Nintendo Wii U has taken a distant third place to Xbox and PlayStation for quite some time. This year, the gaming system could close that gap thanks to new games and excitement toward the system.

President Obama Immigration Reform Speech: John Boehner, Republicans React to President Obama's Executive Action on Immigration Reform

House Speaker John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) said Friday that President Obama was "damaging the presidency itself" by using his executive authority to prevent the deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants, and the house would act to counter the president.

MArk Berndt Elementary School Pedophile: L.A. School District Settles Lawsuit With Sexual Abuse Victims for $139 Million

The Los Angeles school district agreed to pay $139 million to families of students who were subjected to sexual abuse by an elementary school teacher who took bondage-style pictures of several of his students, according to school officials on Friday.

Black Friday and Christmas Shopping: Best Toys to Buy This Holiday Season

This holiday shopping season is right around the corner and predictions are piling up about what will be the "hot" trending toys every child is going to want for gifts

Immigration Executive Action Update: President Obama Outlines Executive Action Plan In Las Vegas Speech

On Friday, President Obama outlined his executive action plans on immigration reform to a crowd at Del Sol High School in Las Vegas. The actions, announced Thursday, will affect up to 5 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S., many of whom are the parents or spouses of legal residents.

Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson Reportedly Negoiating Plans to Resign Over Death of Michael Brown

Darren Wilson, the police officer responsible for fatally shooting teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri over the summer, is reportedly negotiating the terms of his resignation in wake of the upcoming grand jury decision that will decide whether or not to indict him.

Over 300 Mexicans Protest for Missing Students Outside New York Mexican Consulate For Global Day of Action

Hundreds of Mexicans protested outside the Mexican Consulate in New York to show global solidarity over a corrupted government, a desire for the end to the "Drug Wars" and the 43 missing Ayotzinapa students.

'Mortal Kombat X' News, Release Date & Gameplay: Find Out Who Won the Favorite Character Poll, Plus Rumored Guest Characters

Guest characters could be coming to "Mortal Kombat X" in addition to the confirmed characters.

NYPD Fatal Shooting in Brooklyn: Police Department Under Fire After Rookie Officer Shoots, Kills Unarmed Man

NYPD rookie officer shoots unarmed black man in the stairwell of Brooklyn housing apartments; Girlfriend is distraught.

CDC Study: Most Heavy Drinkers Are Not Alcoholics Because They Are Not Alcohol Dependent

Only one out of every 10 heavy drinkers in the United States technically qualifies as an alcoholic. The statistic is based on a study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which found that most adults who drink too much still "(fall) short of the criteria for alcoholism."

Jodi Arias Trial Update News 2014: Message From Travis Alexander Calling Arias a 'Whore,' 'Evil' Presented in Death Penalty Retrial

During day 12 of the Jody Arias death penalty retrial, the jury heard more testimony about explicit email and text message exchanges between Arias and her former boyfriend, Travis Alexander, before he was murdered.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results November 21, 2014: Live Stream of Drawing Time; $43M Jackpot

If you're feeling lucky, then you may want to purchase a ticket for the Mega Millions lottery jackpot, which currently stands at $43 million. The drawing will take place on Friday, Nov. 21, at 11 p.m. EST.

Five Texas Family Members Die in Car Crash on Way to Disney World Vacation: Teen Driver Fell Asleep at the Wheel

Five members of a Texas family died in a tragic car accident on Interstate 20 while they were on their way to Disney World on Wednesday.

Federal Officials Investigating Drone Spottings: 3 Drones Spotted Near JFK Airport and Nassau County, New York

Federal officials launched an investigation after three commercial pilots reported drones flying near their planes while on final approach to New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport this week.

Obama Executive Actions on Immigration Reform: President Announces Order Protecting 5 Million Immigrants

President Barack Obama delivered his national address to outline his executive actions on immigration reform which will protect as many as five million undocumented immigrants from deportation.

Mozilla Changes Default Search Engine to Yahoo

5-year deal signed between two companies Mozilla and Yahoo are teaming up to make a search engine experience that will not include Google. A five-year deal between Yahoo and Mozilla will begin in December.
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